Unveiling 1 Cor. 11: A Radical Reinterpretation of Dignity What if Paul’s words about women’s hair weren’t about hierarchy but about dignity and protection? A deep dive into 1 Cor. 11 offers a radical, liberating reinterpretation. Read more
Drawn Closer to Christ I’ve never found another writer who presents a clearer picture of the grace, mercy, forgiveness, acceptance and love of God than Ellen G. White. Her words are Christ-centered, practical and deeply spiritual. Read more
Parenting Tips From Ellen G. White and the Bible Ellen White has some great advice for parents today. Here are just a few quotes and Bible verses that have resonated with me to help our kids develop good character. Read more
Time to Dust It Off All too often, Christians are visibly shallow in their relationship with Jesus, and the world notices the dust building up — even if we try to hide it. Read more
Book Buddies Good books have a way of finding us when we need them most — offering reassurance, fresh spiritual insight and even unexpected friendships. Read more
Discerning When to Speak In our world full of noise, knowing when to speak and when to stay silent is powerful. This story isn’t just about finding your voice, but about discerning how to use it with wisdom for something greater than yourself. Read more
Table Talk, St. Louis Style Pull up a seat for Table Talk: St. Louis Style. Heidi Baumgartner, Gleaner editor, wrote a personal collection of real-time reflections from GC Session 2025 — honest thoughts on the church, mission and healing. Read more
Your Old Men Shall Dream Dreams "My interest in Acts 2:17 is in reference to 'old men,'" writes Alden Thompson, "for at age 81, I am one of those old men with dreams." Discover Thompson's dream on the eve of a General Conference session. Read more
Should You DIY Evangelism? DIY evangelism starts with a great idea, but because you came up with it, you have to do it yourself. This can cause tons of stress. However, recruting and equipping team members to help you can ensure your evangelism continues after you've moved on. Read more